VS-130 Innovaqua Variable Speed Pump
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- Regular price
- $699
- Sale price
- $699
- Sale
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30% off
- Regular price
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$999
SKU: 40851
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Why Buy This Model?
Optimize your pool’s performance with this variable speed pump, designed to deliver high-quality filtration while reducing energy consumption. With its control panel, you can easily adjust the pump’s power to meet your needs, ensuring a tailored performance. Reliable and efficient, this pump is the ideal solution for keeping your water clean while saving on electricity costs.
FEATURES
• Pump for above-ground and semi-inground pools.
• Variable speed pump.
• Compact design.
• Control panel on the pump.
• Large basket.
• Fast and easy operation for self-priming pumps for above-ground pools (SPH130-VS).
SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage: 120 V
HZ = 60
Amperage: 20A
Model: SPH130-VS
THP: 1.3
Pipe Size: 1 ½’’
GPM: 87
IMPORTANT
Installing an Innovaqua variable-speed pump 10 feet or less from the pool requires a second-generation Siemens circuit breaker.
If you have any questions on this subject, please consult your electrician.
Flow rate:
87 gallons per minute
Brands:
Innovaqua
Pool type:
Above-ground pools
Speed:
Variable speed
Delivery is free for chemicals and small accessories with purchases of $50 or more. A $10 fee applies to orders under $50. We deliver quickly across Canada for this item.
REPAIR SERVICES, SPARE PARTS & INFORMATION FOR MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR
AVAILABLEKey Characteristics
Low noise level
Variable speed
Performance
Speed control
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Tips and advice
If you have a 2-speed turbo injection pump for your above-ground pool, there are 4 programming options available.
Option 1: High speed 24 hours a dayOption 2: 18 hours at high speed, 6 at low speed Option 3: 12 hours at high speed, 12 at low speed Option 4: 6 hours at high speed, 12 at low speed
Our consultant will explain how to program your pump and how to choose the best option depending on the season.
Are you looking for an energy-efficient, high-performance and quiet solution for your pool? Or even better, you've already purchased one. In this video, we explain how Innovaqua pumps work. Innovative technology designed to optimize your pool's filtration while reducing your energy consumption.🌿 In addition to being quieter, the variable speed pump allows you to save on your electricity bill while contributing to a more sustainable use of your pool.
When starting up your pool pump after winter or after you turn it off to clean the pool pump strainer basket or filter, the pump might need a bit of priming.
Never let the pump run dry, as running a pump with no water can damage the pump and the motor. If the pump is leaking water and sucking in air, remove the pump lid, fill the pump strainer box with water, put the lid back on and restart the motor.
During the filtration process of your pool water, the larger particles will be immediately captured by the skimmer basket. However, the finer particles will pass through the piping and end up in the pump. Therefore, it’s critical to check your pump basket regularly and clean it if necessary.
The way to clean the basket depends on whether you have an above-ground, built-in, or in-ground pool. For an in-ground pool, it’s easy, you’ll simply turn off the pump motor. Then you’ll be able to unscrew the lid, empty the basket, rinse it, put it back in place, screw it well, and put the pump back in function.
On the other hand, if you have an above-ground or a built-in pool, as the water is higher than the installations, you have to take measures to close the accesses to avoid water returning by gravity and that the pool empties when you’ll start the pump.
We’ll untangle all of this pretty easily. There are different steps to follow depending on whether your filter is sand or cartridge.
The first steps are the same. First, you’ll shut down the pump motor and then go to the skimmer. If you have a bottom drain, a three-way valve is installed under the skimmer. If you don’t have a bottom drain, there is a ball valve there. What you’ll want to do is stop the water from travelling between the skimmer and the pump. Now, you’re going to close that access. With a ball valve, it’s very quick. You’ll just put it in the Off position. If you have a three-way valve, you’ll start by unscrewing the handle. The three-way valve has a safety mechanism that prevents you from easily accessing the Off position to the pump. By pulling the handle slightly after unscrewing it, you’ll be able to turn it to prevent water from accessing the pump.
Now we’re going to look at the water’s path out of the pump. If you have a sand filter, it’s very simple. You just put it in the OFF position. If you have a cartridge filter, at the filter outlet, on the way to the water return, there is a ball valve on the pipe. You’ll position it in the Off position.
From that point on, all the accesses are closed so you can open the strainer to access the basket. You’ll notice that there is water, but it’s simply residual water in the pipes. When the pipes are empty, the water will stop flowing.
Now, opening the lid may be a bit difficult if you have a turbo injected pump. There is a tool that can be of great help. I’m going to use it. Water will overflow, but it’s not a big deal and you’ll be able to access the basket. Of course, your basket might be a little bit dirtier than this one. You need to empty it and rinse it well. Then you can put it back in and close the lid to avoid leaks when you put it back on.
Now you’ll do the opposite process before putting the pump back in function. If you have a sand filter, move the handle to the Filtration position. If you have a cartridge filter, open the ball valve at the filter outlet.
Go back to the skimmer. If you don’t have a bottom drain, put the ball valve in the Open position. If you have a bottom drain, unscrew again and allow the water to pass from the skimmer to the pump.
Everything is open and in place. Now, put the pump back in function and monitor it regularly to ensure that everything is clean.
If you have a 2-speed turbo injection pump for your above-ground pool, there are 4 programming options available.
Option 1: High speed 24 hours a dayOption 2: 18 hours at high speed, 6 at low speed Option 3: 12 hours at high speed, 12 at low speed Option 4: 6 hours at high speed, 12 at low speed
Our consultant will explain how to program your pump and how to choose the best option depending on the season.
Are you looking for an energy-efficient, high-performance and quiet solution for your pool? Or even better, you've already purchased one. In this video, we explain how Innovaqua pumps work. Innovative technology designed to optimize your pool's filtration while reducing your energy consumption.🌿 In addition to being quieter, the variable speed pump allows you to save on your electricity bill while contributing to a more sustainable use of your pool.
When starting up your pool pump after winter or after you turn it off to clean the pool pump strainer basket or filter, the pump might need a bit of priming.
Never let the pump run dry, as running a pump with no water can damage the pump and the motor. If the pump is leaking water and sucking in air, remove the pump lid, fill the pump strainer box with water, put the lid back on and restart the motor.
During the filtration process of your pool water, the larger particles will be immediately captured by the skimmer basket. However, the finer particles will pass through the piping and end up in the pump. Therefore, it’s critical to check your pump basket regularly and clean it if necessary.
The way to clean the basket depends on whether you have an above-ground, built-in, or in-ground pool. For an in-ground pool, it’s easy, you’ll simply turn off the pump motor. Then you’ll be able to unscrew the lid, empty the basket, rinse it, put it back in place, screw it well, and put the pump back in function.
On the other hand, if you have an above-ground or a built-in pool, as the water is higher than the installations, you have to take measures to close the accesses to avoid water returning by gravity and that the pool empties when you’ll start the pump.
We’ll untangle all of this pretty easily. There are different steps to follow depending on whether your filter is sand or cartridge.
The first steps are the same. First, you’ll shut down the pump motor and then go to the skimmer. If you have a bottom drain, a three-way valve is installed under the skimmer. If you don’t have a bottom drain, there is a ball valve there. What you’ll want to do is stop the water from travelling between the skimmer and the pump. Now, you’re going to close that access. With a ball valve, it’s very quick. You’ll just put it in the Off position. If you have a three-way valve, you’ll start by unscrewing the handle. The three-way valve has a safety mechanism that prevents you from easily accessing the Off position to the pump. By pulling the handle slightly after unscrewing it, you’ll be able to turn it to prevent water from accessing the pump.
Now we’re going to look at the water’s path out of the pump. If you have a sand filter, it’s very simple. You just put it in the OFF position. If you have a cartridge filter, at the filter outlet, on the way to the water return, there is a ball valve on the pipe. You’ll position it in the Off position.
From that point on, all the accesses are closed so you can open the strainer to access the basket. You’ll notice that there is water, but it’s simply residual water in the pipes. When the pipes are empty, the water will stop flowing.
Now, opening the lid may be a bit difficult if you have a turbo injected pump. There is a tool that can be of great help. I’m going to use it. Water will overflow, but it’s not a big deal and you’ll be able to access the basket. Of course, your basket might be a little bit dirtier than this one. You need to empty it and rinse it well. Then you can put it back in and close the lid to avoid leaks when you put it back on.
Now you’ll do the opposite process before putting the pump back in function. If you have a sand filter, move the handle to the Filtration position. If you have a cartridge filter, open the ball valve at the filter outlet.
Go back to the skimmer. If you don’t have a bottom drain, put the ball valve in the Open position. If you have a bottom drain, unscrew again and allow the water to pass from the skimmer to the pump.
Everything is open and in place. Now, put the pump back in function and monitor it regularly to ensure that everything is clean.
If you have a 2-speed turbo injection pump for your above-ground pool, there are 4 programming options available.
Option 1: High speed 24 hours a dayOption 2: 18 hours at high speed, 6 at low speed Option 3: 12 hours at high speed, 12 at low speed Option 4: 6 hours at high speed, 12 at low speed
Our consultant will explain how to program your pump and how to choose the best option depending on the season.
Are you looking for an energy-efficient, high-performance and quiet solution for your pool? Or even better, you've already purchased one. In this video, we explain how Innovaqua pumps work. Innovative technology designed to optimize your pool's filtration while reducing your energy consumption.🌿 In addition to being quieter, the variable speed pump allows you to save on your electricity bill while contributing to a more sustainable use of your pool.
When starting up your pool pump after winter or after you turn it off to clean the pool pump strainer basket or filter, the pump might need a bit of priming.
Never let the pump run dry, as running a pump with no water can damage the pump and the motor. If the pump is leaking water and sucking in air, remove the pump lid, fill the pump strainer box with water, put the lid back on and restart the motor.
During the filtration process of your pool water, the larger particles will be immediately captured by the skimmer basket. However, the finer particles will pass through the piping and end up in the pump. Therefore, it’s critical to check your pump basket regularly and clean it if necessary.
The way to clean the basket depends on whether you have an above-ground, built-in, or in-ground pool. For an in-ground pool, it’s easy, you’ll simply turn off the pump motor. Then you’ll be able to unscrew the lid, empty the basket, rinse it, put it back in place, screw it well, and put the pump back in function.
On the other hand, if you have an above-ground or a built-in pool, as the water is higher than the installations, you have to take measures to close the accesses to avoid water returning by gravity and that the pool empties when you’ll start the pump.
We’ll untangle all of this pretty easily. There are different steps to follow depending on whether your filter is sand or cartridge.
The first steps are the same. First, you’ll shut down the pump motor and then go to the skimmer. If you have a bottom drain, a three-way valve is installed under the skimmer. If you don’t have a bottom drain, there is a ball valve there. What you’ll want to do is stop the water from travelling between the skimmer and the pump. Now, you’re going to close that access. With a ball valve, it’s very quick. You’ll just put it in the Off position. If you have a three-way valve, you’ll start by unscrewing the handle. The three-way valve has a safety mechanism that prevents you from easily accessing the Off position to the pump. By pulling the handle slightly after unscrewing it, you’ll be able to turn it to prevent water from accessing the pump.
Now we’re going to look at the water’s path out of the pump. If you have a sand filter, it’s very simple. You just put it in the OFF position. If you have a cartridge filter, at the filter outlet, on the way to the water return, there is a ball valve on the pipe. You’ll position it in the Off position.
From that point on, all the accesses are closed so you can open the strainer to access the basket. You’ll notice that there is water, but it’s simply residual water in the pipes. When the pipes are empty, the water will stop flowing.
Now, opening the lid may be a bit difficult if you have a turbo injected pump. There is a tool that can be of great help. I’m going to use it. Water will overflow, but it’s not a big deal and you’ll be able to access the basket. Of course, your basket might be a little bit dirtier than this one. You need to empty it and rinse it well. Then you can put it back in and close the lid to avoid leaks when you put it back on.
Now you’ll do the opposite process before putting the pump back in function. If you have a sand filter, move the handle to the Filtration position. If you have a cartridge filter, open the ball valve at the filter outlet.
Go back to the skimmer. If you don’t have a bottom drain, put the ball valve in the Open position. If you have a bottom drain, unscrew again and allow the water to pass from the skimmer to the pump.
Everything is open and in place. Now, put the pump back in function and monitor it regularly to ensure that everything is clean.
If you have a 2-speed turbo injection pump for your above-ground pool, there are 4 programming options available.
Option 1: High speed 24 hours a dayOption 2: 18 hours at high speed, 6 at low speed Option 3: 12 hours at high speed, 12 at low speed Option 4: 6 hours at high speed, 12 at low speed
Our consultant will explain how to program your pump and how to choose the best option depending on the season.
Are you looking for an energy-efficient, high-performance and quiet solution for your pool? Or even better, you've already purchased one. In this video, we explain how Innovaqua pumps work. Innovative technology designed to optimize your pool's filtration while reducing your energy consumption.🌿 In addition to being quieter, the variable speed pump allows you to save on your electricity bill while contributing to a more sustainable use of your pool.
When starting up your pool pump after winter or after you turn it off to clean the pool pump strainer basket or filter, the pump might need a bit of priming.
Never let the pump run dry, as running a pump with no water can damage the pump and the motor. If the pump is leaking water and sucking in air, remove the pump lid, fill the pump strainer box with water, put the lid back on and restart the motor.
During the filtration process of your pool water, the larger particles will be immediately captured by the skimmer basket. However, the finer particles will pass through the piping and end up in the pump. Therefore, it’s critical to check your pump basket regularly and clean it if necessary.
The way to clean the basket depends on whether you have an above-ground, built-in, or in-ground pool. For an in-ground pool, it’s easy, you’ll simply turn off the pump motor. Then you’ll be able to unscrew the lid, empty the basket, rinse it, put it back in place, screw it well, and put the pump back in function.
On the other hand, if you have an above-ground or a built-in pool, as the water is higher than the installations, you have to take measures to close the accesses to avoid water returning by gravity and that the pool empties when you’ll start the pump.
We’ll untangle all of this pretty easily. There are different steps to follow depending on whether your filter is sand or cartridge.
The first steps are the same. First, you’ll shut down the pump motor and then go to the skimmer. If you have a bottom drain, a three-way valve is installed under the skimmer. If you don’t have a bottom drain, there is a ball valve there. What you’ll want to do is stop the water from travelling between the skimmer and the pump. Now, you’re going to close that access. With a ball valve, it’s very quick. You’ll just put it in the Off position. If you have a three-way valve, you’ll start by unscrewing the handle. The three-way valve has a safety mechanism that prevents you from easily accessing the Off position to the pump. By pulling the handle slightly after unscrewing it, you’ll be able to turn it to prevent water from accessing the pump.
Now we’re going to look at the water’s path out of the pump. If you have a sand filter, it’s very simple. You just put it in the OFF position. If you have a cartridge filter, at the filter outlet, on the way to the water return, there is a ball valve on the pipe. You’ll position it in the Off position.
From that point on, all the accesses are closed so you can open the strainer to access the basket. You’ll notice that there is water, but it’s simply residual water in the pipes. When the pipes are empty, the water will stop flowing.
Now, opening the lid may be a bit difficult if you have a turbo injected pump. There is a tool that can be of great help. I’m going to use it. Water will overflow, but it’s not a big deal and you’ll be able to access the basket. Of course, your basket might be a little bit dirtier than this one. You need to empty it and rinse it well. Then you can put it back in and close the lid to avoid leaks when you put it back on.
Now you’ll do the opposite process before putting the pump back in function. If you have a sand filter, move the handle to the Filtration position. If you have a cartridge filter, open the ball valve at the filter outlet.
Go back to the skimmer. If you don’t have a bottom drain, put the ball valve in the Open position. If you have a bottom drain, unscrew again and allow the water to pass from the skimmer to the pump.
Everything is open and in place. Now, put the pump back in function and monitor it regularly to ensure that everything is clean.